Stop signs to make Palm Avenue four way in Shafter
Kern County Public Works will install stop signs at Palm Avenue and Kimberlina Road on Thursday March 28. CHP will patrol the area for enforcement. Houchins Blood Bank will visit Vet's Hall April 3 from 3 to 6 pm sponsored by the American Legion. Free cholesterol check offered, blood donation urged, call John Everett 746 4132 for details.
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Kern County Department of Public Works
Palm Avenue
Kimberlina Road
California Highway Patrol
Houchins Blood Bank
American Legion
John Everetts
Community worship and Easter events in Shafter
The Shafter Ministerial Association sponsors a Good Friday service at Valley Bible Church 350 Pine Street on March 29 at 7 p.m. A Kiwanis Easter Sunrise Service is planned for Manuel Park at 6:30 a.m. Easter Sunday with Pastor Mike Kotrla delivering the sermon and special music. The Friends of the Shafter Library host an Open House April 6 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. celebrating the library’s 25th anniversary. AARP sponsors a seniors driver’s education class April 4–5 at the W.C. Walker Senior Center, limited to 30 participants. Heritage Estate Services offers a free probate seminar April 2 at 10 a.m. at 505 Sunset. Cinco de Mayo committee meets today at 7 p.m. at the Shafter Library. call for volunteers. Festival planning meetings continue Thursdays at Central Floor Coverings.
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Shafter Ministerial Association
Valley Bible Church
Pine Street
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Manuel Park
Mike Kotrla
Congregational Church
Friends of the Shafter Library
W.C. Walker
AARP
Helen Hasty
Lorraine Christensen
Heritage Estate Services
Sunset
Shafter
City proposes 70.8 percent water rate hike in Shafter
City council on Tuesday March 19 discussed a 70.8 percent water rate increase to fund maintenance and future storage and outlying-area supply. An average residential bill would rise from 12.65 to 21.60 monthly. Council supported staff plans including worst case scenario planning and financing steps for a controversial expansion.
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Shafter
Brown and Bryant
Guinn
Kern County holds workshops on public comment for fee hikes
Public workshops across Kern County from March 25 to April 4 invite residents to comment on proposed increases in service and permit fees. Environmental Health Services, Planning and Development Services, and Public Works seek to raise fees to maintain service levels and offset state mandated costs, with phased increases including land development, food program, grading plan checks, and map and plan checking fees. Locations include Bakersfield, Delano, and Inyokern with evening sessions scheduled.
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Kern County
Public Works Department
Bakersfield
Kern County Public Services
St. “Delano
Delano Veterans Building
Garces Hwy
Inyokern
Inyokern Senior Building
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Lerdo Highway
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